Treaty of Barrier and Succession Proposals at Utrecht
Reports from Lisbon to London detail Strafford presenting a project of the new Treaty of Succession and Barrier to Paris and Utrecht, urging speedy instruction to enshrine peace and a perpetual union. Updates include Anson shipping, royal affairs, and stock and ads, with notices on the Pretender publications and naval movements.
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Bristol
Lisbon
Royal Anne Galley
Gibraltar
Morocco
Paris
Arriv
Marefchal d’Axelles
Hamburg
Denmark
Rensburg
Eyder
Frederickstad
Treine
Steinbock
Oldefwort
Gardingen
London imprint and bookseller notice from 17th century
Printed by E. Berington in Silverfreet Bloomsbury and sold by F. Morphew near Stationers Hall in London. An archival bibliographic snippet noting the publisher and bookseller location in the early modern period.
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E. Berington
Bloomsbury
F. Morphew
Stationers Hall
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